The First In-depth Biography Of One Of The Most Talented And Infamous Legends To Play In The National Football League--the Life And Times Of Pro Football's First Bad Boy, Famed Oakland Raiders Quarterback Ken Stabler.ken The Snake Stabler Was The Embodiment Of The Original Men In Black--the Freewheeling, Hard-hitting Oakland Raiders. The League's First Swashbuckling Pass Thrower, The Mythical Southpaw Southerner Famous For Come-from-behind Drives Late In The Game, Stabler Led The Raiders To Their First Super Bowl Championship In 1977. In An Era Dominated By Gentleman Quarterbacks Like Roger Staubach And Bob Griese, This 1974 Nfl Mvp, Four-time Pro-bowler, And Super Bowl Champion Was An Iconoclast Who Partied As Hard As He Played And Lived Life Unapologetically On His Own--not The Nfl's--terms.though Stabler's Legacy Is Larger-than-life, There Has Never Before Been An Exclusive Account Of Him, Until Now.